This track explores the epistemological underpinnings that shape social science research. It invites discussions on how different epistemic frameworks influence the understanding of social phenomena.

This session focuses on the application and adaptation of scientific methods within the social sciences. It aims to critically assess the effectiveness and limitations of these methodologies in addressing complex social issues.

This track examines the societal impacts of scientific advancements and technological innovations. It encourages dialogue on the ethical considerations and social responsibilities of scientists and technologists.

This session investigates the debates surrounding realism and anti-realism in social theory. Participants will engage with the implications of these positions for understanding social structures and human behavior.

This track addresses the intersections between scientific knowledge production and social justice movements. It seeks to explore how scientific practices can either reinforce or challenge existing power dynamics.

This session delves into the concept of rationality as it pertains to social science research. Discussions will focus on the criteria for rational decision-making and the implications for social policy.

This track explores the philosophical dimensions of science as they relate to social work practices. It aims to uncover how philosophical insights can enhance the efficacy and ethical considerations of social work.

This session investigates the sociology of science, focusing on the social practices that underpin scientific inquiry. Participants will discuss how social contexts shape scientific knowledge and its dissemination.

This track examines various knowledge systems and their implications for society. It invites critical reflections on how different epistemologies inform public understanding and policy-making.

This session focuses on the role of science policy in addressing contemporary societal challenges. It encourages discussions on how effective science policy can promote social welfare and innovation.

This track explores the ethical dimensions of scientific practice and the responsibilities of scientists to society. It aims to foster dialogue on the moral implications of scientific research and its applications.